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Meyer Werft to launch Norwegian Pearl from NCL after E.ON Blackout

PAPENBURG 06 November – Meyer Werft, the German cruise ship builder, is preparing for a second attempt to launch the newbuilding Norwegian Pearl this afternoon. A first attempt failed on Saturday due to power outages across many cities in Western Europe. About ten million people in Germany, France and other countries were affected by the blackout, according to official estimates. The 93,500-gt Norwegian Pearl needs to be moved from the yard at Papenburg down the River Ems to Emshaven for outfitting work. “We are in no rush,” a spokesman for Meyer Werft told German news agency dpa. Therefore the yard does not plan to seek compensation from electricity provider E.ON, which was responsible for the temporary shutdown. The foreship and machinery of the next newbuilding for Norwegian Cruise Lines, the Norwegian Gem, are already waiting to be assembled in Meyer’s building dock.

 

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